10 Small Retiring Sets To Grab Before They're Gone

[@BrickBucks]

What's your favorite set on this list?

[@sebastienpoudevigne9203]

speed champions 😀

[@guerrepsychologique5154]

I want the countach and the F40

[@mallow2902]

Probably gonna buy some of those Countach's if I can get them on sale, including one for myself since it's just such an iconic super car. Also probably gonna try to get multiple copies of all the Sonic Brickheadz. I think the Shadow and Knuckles two pack in particular is gonna do well.

[@fredhwa]

Great video topic. Completely agree on the Tails brickheadz. I have a couple of the Sonic brickheadz and maxed out on Tails and Knuckles/Shadow. I also agree with everyone else the speed champ Lambo. Very iconic but I have only managed to find 3 on a significant discount

[@vincentcbn]

I was getting impatient, when will come out the new video of Brick Bucks...? Here it is, thanks Shane, always a pleasure!

[@stevesherwood2944]

Great video as always. I love small sets (especially for storage space), and they're a great entry price point for new investors. But it also means much more effort for listing/shipping. Personally I prefer to try and get a £50 or £100 set and sell for £100/£200, instead of 10 x £10 sets that sell for £20. Same profit, but much less effort. Also, in the UK these small sets rarely give a great ROI over the first few years. You're so lucky in the US to have more retail stores, better (and quicker) ROI growth, and more customers to sell to.

[@Macaron_RL]

I grabbed a couple of the speed champion Lamborghini for 15 dollars. I'm a new investor, Do you think I got a good deal?

[@timus1591]

Even if you double your money, the time you spend on ordering/storing/selling/packaging and customer service is not worth it to me. People tend to forget about the time.

[@Macaron_RL]

@@timus1591 Those are certainly factors that need to be considered. However since I'm still very new, I want to gain those experiences.

[@Johannes-vk7xy]

Yes I guess it was a good deal

[@JT-qi1wk]

​@timus1591 all the things you mention take no time at all.. just lazy. Only issue I see is having space to store

[@timus1591]

@@JT-qi1wk it means my time is more valuable then yours. In these 5 years I am doing this I found out these small sets are not my thing, for each their own. Just as space is an issue for you, I could easily store thousands of these, just get some space ;). My comment is just to help new investors that think to easy. I recently sold my 200k collection, mostly to investors, for market prices. I have met a lot of investors in these years, there is a bubble about to burst.

[@SM-xx9fq]

Always great information! Thank you! I saw Rocket Raccoon Mech combined with the Stormtrooper Mech to make a Commander Cody MOC. So I bought the Rocket.

[@paladox1771]

The stormtrooper mech is better than the other two character mechs because it would fit in with the universe better than Darth Vader's mech, and because stormtrooper minifigs are always great for troop building. Would love to pick up a lot of these to keep for myself. Ideally at around $7.50 or less.

[@Pierce-qp5ex]

These may be solid, but its so hard to move sets like this unless you sell on Amazon.

[@coreytpregent2360]

Problem if you do amazon fba is higher returnsas they shop small sets in bags and they get smashed.

[@Pierce-qp5ex]

Were you just not going to tell us you were on the Austrailian news?

[@robertpotton9179]

Is this Lego investing or just making some pocket money?

[@euromotif]

Depends on how much you invest ... you can invest a few k in indexfunds but the yearly returns are still peanuts you just need to go deep few hundred k minimum to reap some rewards ..but yeah with Lego that's though and all the labor ugh not worth it better stick with ur 9 to 5 when not ready to invest larger sums or start a youtube channel to talk about ur hobby to get some extra passive income to invest